The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-07-22, Page 2•
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MR. AND MRS. DAN BARZ
ed in Michigan
---Daniel-Barz, sonof the -Rev. -and Mrs Marvin L., Batt
of Goderich took as his bride, Ann Hewitt of Fenwick,
Michigan, in`a 3!3.0 p.rn. cerenorty.performed'at St: John
Lutheran Church in Ionia, Michigan on Sunday, July -18.
The (other of the groom perforted the ceremony arid
addressed the bridal couple on the words of I.John 4: ."We
'l.ove because "10.,first loved us", a text chosen by the
couple. This: theme• was also carried out in a. banner'
which:featured silhouettes of•the couple and 'a cross and.
" dove. The 'banner was designed bythecouple, made by
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her aunt' in Annapolis, Maryland aq .carriedby the
groom's cousin, Keith Balvanz.of Wellsburg Iowa,:
Jim Coe, Fort -Wayne, Indiana, a .college roomate, of.
•Dan;-• was organist. The processional music "Praise to
the Lord the Almighty"• was sung by the congregation.
. Marge Watson; guitarist, friend of the bride,: sang an
arrangem'ent...of Psalin 95 which she.. iad.wr.i.tten..for...th.e ..
occasion'and also sang 'The Greatest of These", based
'on John 3:1.6:• •
Before the service; Mrs,Dean Hewitt and Mrs. -Marvin
Barz,` mothers of the; couple, each lighted. ,a candleto
represent the, two �familieg,-The couple. later' used these:.
• • candles
tiro light .the "Unity Christ Candle.. This was.:to
• impress upon all a twofold unity:_ a perfect unity as.
'husband and wife as God the Father and God the Son are
• one: and -that their lives blend as one, j'ustas Christ, is
united to His bride, the Church. ; l
The service Concluded With a prayer for all'families:
Mark Barz served his brother. as best man ; Tim - Bari
as4 a gxoomsm•an;• Becki. Barz ..as bridesmaid, and Jon .
B rz-as' an usher • -
• 'Other attendants included Ann's brothers Greg -Jim
and Larry Hewitt 'al•I� of •henwick Michigan' 'Rodney.,
Pasch, of St""LbtxiS, ";Mi'ssou':ri, a' high-�sch'oo1 Yand'�t;ol'lege'
friend of 'the groom; Mary" Jane Kuhtz of Ionia,
Michigan, a long time friend of the bride; Kathy Martis
of Saginaw, Michigan, a college,,roommate of the bride;
----Tand.the•brideS cousins, Dawn and Colleen St'encel, both of
Ionia, Michigan. •
The bride• was given. in marriage -by her father, Dean
Hewitt, and the groorxr• entered. the church with his
-father the -Rev. MarvinBarz. . . 7. -
The couple will include a stop in Goderich on their
wedding trip` and.will lie h nou`red at an openliouse at the •
of the. grooms parents -this Sunday with members
'of Berea -by -the -Water Lutheran Church as guests.
Beginning August 1st,, they will make 'their home in
Springfield, Illinois: where Dan will be teaching
middle .grades at Trinity Lutheran School. Ann will be
seeking employment' in her • field 'of social work.
Springfield is the same city. where the groom's parents
- begirt their -hfe-tegether'otrd-the -city where'Dan was`
born.
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The groom •'graduated this suminer from Concordia
Teachers' College in ,Seward,, Nebraska and the bride
:from Michigan State University • at East Lan ing
Michigan..
Following the wedding relatives visited the Barz home
in Goderich ,for severab days.: Guests included the
rnothers of the• Rev.. and Mrs:._B1> rz,.`Mrs.: Martha-'Barz .
from Eldora, Iowa and. Mrs. Martha Rathe of.R.adlyn,
Iowa-;.. also Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. Barz of. Eldora,. Iowa;.
Mrs. Robert 4Batvanz Keith; Pain, And Chris of
Wellsburg, Iowa; Mrs Amanda. Lampson of Readlyn,
:Iowa; .y and Mr__ and NIrs..Robert Rathe,- Perry and
Bradle of Dubu ue,'Iowa.•
1JN:GJdNNO1tDEN1IL
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Last Sunday the dinnigan,
families Wet for their, annual
picnic at the Seaford' park,.
and a number from this area
attended.
Mr -,:Sydney Gibson . and
Miss Lgtta. Gibson of Strat-
ford accompanied by their
s4ter Jean, , Mrs, ..-Walter
McKenzie, :of Detroit visited
Milk, Beth McConnell and
oth-relatives on ')phursday
afternoon; 4 `
. ;Mrs. Mary Bere' has been
holidaying;for the past".week
'in London with -Mr. And Mrs:.
John Bere and Karen.
The. Eedy °families, met"' in
Stratford ' for . their annual
picnic on Slbnday4piy19. .
Mrs. Rimmer Bakker of
Wingham has had her sister,.
Mrs, Gysje Van de Brink, and
Mr. and Mrs. Marinus Van de
Brink, from Holland" for a'
three weeks visit- 'Together.
they have been calling on
friends in Dungannon
Auburn area; and with the
former -'s --sons; 1VI'r ai d Mrs
Te'ade Bakker, Mr. and•.Mrs.
Marinus Bakker and 'their
families;
Quite a number of "people
from this area have , been
attending the plays being
presented at Blyth and have.
enjoyed them greatly.
• With the Olympic Games in
g
_Pro ress.. in Montreal and
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-lengthy. TV coverage the Rev.
Harold Dobson chose for his
sermon "Run the Race". The.
many comparisons aroused
serious thought=discipline'
(.time for -devotions) , coaches
(and leaders), rules : (Ten
Commandments) and goals
(Eternal. Life) Miss" Nancy'
. Errington sang the solo.
"He." The closing prayer was
' for true s ortsman i
p sh p and •
• Christian': -witness. . .-Service
net Sunday is at 11.:1.5 a.m.
• Friends in 'the community.
extend their sympathy. to the
farnilies and relatives of Mr;'
Sam ". Alton; Mrs. Victor
Errington ; '..Mr; Elwin
ningham .and. Mr: Albert
• Campbell Mrs-: Errington
andiMr. Alton have been life-
• • -„-lin geresidents,of.this.area:...:........
Mrs. Ken Thomas and her
yoiiinger daughter Wendy; of
e Y terente `.
.By.O.M.
on .Friday � of Mrs.. 'Victor Ti)ronto
colle-ge
and spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Errington and family.
•° A group of young people
• from Dungannon Christian
Fellowship"Church along with
Kgroup from Pioneer Park,
itchener, camped'' at Point
Fa.rrns'neat Goderich for- the`
• weekend'. They all attended.
• service Sunday _morning at
'the Dungannon • Christian
Fellowship Church
" On Friday -Mr. and. Mrs:.
John Connelly, of Pert HoPe
accompanied 'by two Irish
friends; from Belfast, Ireland
were .guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A.J. Sherwood. .0,n Sunday
Mr.. and , Mrs. Robert Sher-
wood•,of Sarnia visited with"..
Robert's parents.
Miss Audrey Cheaney and.
M'r. Mervin Cheaney from'
Powassan are holidaying for
two weeks with Rev. Harold•'
Dobson and their. sister,: Mrs, •
t
Dobson. _�;
Four delegates from the -
1oca1 P%Life Group attended
the Alliance for, Life Con-
''ference at, 'St. Michael's
College in Toronto on June -25,
'26 and 27, Mr. and Mrs': Mel
Klazinga, • Mrs. Martha
Kuipers and. Connie .Osborri
were amongthe ap-
proxintately`.' 15.0 . delegates
Mr? and Mrs.. Warren
Banford oi4' (Preston) "Cam-
bridge, visited last week With
Mr. and "Mrs. Robe•r-t•-
Stothers. Jim Stothers from
Waterloo University washome .recently, and had the
cast removed from his leg.
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Mrs. Agnes Faster "of
Shepparton attencte-d- the'-
Hawkins Reunion at
Springbank Park, 'London on
Saturday July- 1. Itwas the
145th •anniversary of the
Wanda •Plaetz.er, daughter
of .Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Plaetzer of Auburn; received
• her .• in diploma p• dental
-assisting at a graduation
ceremony • u
held on Jne :18 at
1'an e a `
shave
Colle .'•
g She has
extended.. her-dentali-career
-and • isnow a• Preventative
Dental Assistant. Wanda has
..accepted a position in London
commencing in August:
:coniin°g to Canada fram
'Ireland of John and Elizabeth
Hawkins. Mrs. Foster was the
winner of the pink sunbonnet
for the oldest person present° -
Willowdale have been ,with
her parents • Mr. and Mrs..
Thos. Webster for .several::
days-: Others who visited at
their -home • included Mrs. .
Dona -1d MacIver' and her '
sister, Miss Olive Blake, of
Londa .
Mi s . Ri5ss Spry of Niagara.
Falls, N.'ir.. spent "a few days
this week with Mr's. Lorne
Ivers. and visited Lorne at
Lucknow Nursing Home
Vacation Bible School will.
;soon be held: July 26-30 9:00,-„.
1 i .30- a an : - .,.The ..:-them:e--, .._
"Serving .God.;' u
Mr.'. and Mrs. Frank
Tho'nipson who are on
holidays' visited during: the
week with Mr. and Mrs Steve
Whitney• (Joanne) in Kit•
cherier ''nrd' Are at their cot-
tage inKincardine parttime.
Dungannon Fall .Fair Prize'
lists have been mailed out or
are available. The Fair. is to
'beheld ori Friday, September:
24, 1976: Plan to enter as
' many exhibits as possible to
make our fair, successful.
Mr.' : and Mrs. Douglas
'Mohring__::and Timmy of
• .Goderich "are . moving in to
their new home on -Joseph St.
in .Dungannon this week. We
extendA welcometo-thenx.
Mr. • and. Mrs. Stan
f Dagworthy and Douglas from
or a I:S charge w'illbe (node forp-nblishing the item. Torontoattended the. funeral
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Wedding.stories "'and pictures misst (arrive
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et the SigaaL tnr'within one month of the_ceremony,
[BE REGULAR fig
BLOOD
DONOR. .“ j
attending the Conference and,
representing each province in
Canada.
A series of workshops were,
conducted on Life arid Death
De�ilo'n, . Euthanasia,
'Inv -s cal and Psychological.
Complications of Abortion,
and the_ Media:'.' The an-nual•
meeting -was held 'and;..the
election of officers.
The annual banquet was.
-held atthe Sutton Place Hotel.
and" entertainment . was
provided' by 'The. Country
Folk' from Goderich_ , Mr.
and Mrs; Warren Robinson,
Brian Markson and 'Earl
Salter.
,. Guest speaker i'or the
evening' was Dr.. Harley
Smyth, a neuro surgeon from
Wellesly Hospital in Toronto.
Dr Smyth is a''Rhodes
Scholar,: and is head of The
Anglicand„s for "Life. He is a
Contributes- to a newly
published book; •The:R-ight to
Birth; Tn. it he presents• the
article , from an: `Anglican
point of view.
His topic for the evening
was "Motive and Meaning of
Medical Morals".. Dr. Smyth
judges medical ethics' of
A
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Club'
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• priceless worth.' Ethics and
values°are the. thoughts .that
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g behind actions.. Ethics- is- •:-
the conduct of the doctor to
his patient; and courtesy . is
the
conduct of a doctor to a
doctor.. There 'is °a timeless
• responsibility. • " •
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In his interpretation of his
to'pic;"he saw "motive" -being •
the direction of a free agent;
"meaning' as everyday.
ekfierience; and the•history of
medical morals" pertatning
to the meaning of human life
in particular. • • .
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